Ce qui ranime, stimule, vivifie, une bouffée d’oxygène ! Une respiration bien appréciable en cette fin d’année. Visuels de femmes intrigantes, association d’idées et de sensations déposées sur toiles, à la peinture à l’huile. Un moteur parallèle d’inspiration, les filles du Crazy Horse, dont l’énergie et la beauté non moins stimulantes ont influencé l’artiste, qui à partir d'une série d'images de Cyril Lagel, a créé cette série.
Série "O X Y G E N E", reproduction avec accord d'une série d'images de Cyril Lagel
En exposition à Paris du 22 décembre 2011 au 22 janvier 2012
Influenced by such American Norman Rockwell, Edward Hopper, John KACERE ... his paintings are bringing an atmosphere born from the meeting of the shadow and light, the play of colors in a subtle balance of curves and angles, and when he paint Woman, his favorite theme, it is with poetry and mystery in a bold mixture of presence and solitude or silence.
In a style perfectly controlled and deliberately hyper real, the artist draws the viewer in the dream of eroticism, beauty, great environment both infinite and limited reflecting the needs of man with the air, water and the earth.
Present in numerous exhibitions since 1977, from the street to the gallery of unusual places to show art, JJ.CAZIN captive and charm the eye.
Owning a canvas JJ.CAZIN denotes luxurious tastes, perhaps, tastes of pleasure, harmony and originality surely...
In a style perfectly controlled and deliberately hyper real, the artist draws the viewer in the dream of eroticism, beauty, great environment both infinite and limited reflecting the needs of man with the air, water and the earth.
Present in numerous exhibitions since 1977, from the street to the gallery of unusual places to show art, JJ.CAZIN captive and charm the eye.
Owning a canvas JJ.CAZIN denotes luxurious tastes, perhaps, tastes of pleasure, harmony and originality surely...
Born in 1949, Jean-Jacques Cazin is a self-taught surrealist painter. First "caught" through photography, he devoted himself to his techniques, creating a sense of composition, framing and detail found in his paintings when he translates as snapshots his imagination: "... an imaginary world where anything can happen ... who knows ?...»
